Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, May 15, 1829, Image 3
Bat tin tallat ooalln-sed to act with Iba fo'mei
uatU Oen. Hamilton mid? bis report In! 17*1
*Wa,wa wtre informed by on# of lib cotempo
r&rvoa, u4 ?( tb?t day, b?Oi| rritadi, Mr. Modi
?on took o staad of vkafcfct opposition lit bb for
mer .,,-u.IJmIui, Meaaader Hamilton, because of
this Mm rifrt ?m wwftlurtt. Madison 4
NOMmetU thb report Iw term* unqualified, m did
tic* Wmbiojton and most of bU administration; I
and wo wore astnied, and bellevn It, thai the |*r
mmI InUrcoorto of Judn Madison and Aletan
?Jei Hamilton wit thereby int err opted. Do odiow,
iaid oar inlormaat, woa Can. llamlUon'a report
upon manufactory at that day,that It received not
o MM to (0 before tbo committer of tb? whole
no the slate of tb? union, In tbo boate of repre
?eatatives, and never reached the senate at all.
Unn. Hamilton and bia f.leuda were thiixrinit''
and mortified,as well tbey mUbt be, at a failure
like tbl?, and aa effort was made by tht m to dec
troy every copy of tklo celebrated report. Such
m m tbo history which wa had the opportunity to
hear from a Jiving witness of Ihota day* aud of
Mr. Madison's earlier opinions and political ear It. ]
I'ron that day ba was with the repobUcaa party,
and upon the shoulders of that pa*ty, bo mount
ed the presidency, lib celebrated re|mrt in
lh<- Virginia legislature In 1796, able and conclu
sive upon questions of momentous Interest, Idcn
tilled lilni Midi the republican party. He stickled,
on m<>re occasions than one, for a strict construc
tion of the constitution, lib letters under the
signature of" Helvldint," In reply to those of 0?*n.
lla itilton under that of " I'acificut," contended
?'urn?.stly for tlie utaiost limitation of the eaecu
live |ir>-ioi;ativa, and denied most positively the
con?tiluti<iual ri^hl of Gad Washington to inue
hi* prorUunMlou of neutrality batwecn Krnr.ce
and England. ,
Mr. M.?dison, as we liavn remarked, put on the
full costume of a republican In the Virginia le
gitlAliit'- in l*W 'While 1'irtidcnl of the I'uited
Sinli '.l'n rave a dfciJe'l nr'/alive to the. bill ap
prising the bonus of tbe bnnk of flu; U. S to in
ternal Improvements. He couceired that Con*
jjrriu had no powci over the subject, and was for
liuiilinglliegeneral government ?trictly witliinltlie
sphere |*e*crtb*d for it by thueiprvst provisions
ofiIipconstitution But w hut s|tei-ies of doctrine
?Iocs hj; incident* in hit lain letter* upon the jwrw
it ol ('ong>eit to protect domestic manufactures-'
It there nuy llilm; there tlir.t u assimilated Ir. re.
j,nlil.run doctrines, to lliii creed of Mr JrlTerton
and hit friendt; any tiling that it consistent with
any |Mi?<ihlr hope of preset vlngtlato ri)(htt, of ar
resting the giant stildet of modern usurpntions.'
It he not ditliuotly arid ref unlarUy nmong those
who have always l?e?n termed federalist, and nie
>it so, becauseof their dissatisfaction with the
power* which are plainly and expressly given to
rlic federal government; who are determined to
aecurr, and have secured, l>y Implirulion and
construction, what they actually failed t?* aerpire
by consent of (he convention; who are therefore,
for cou*olidalion; who ar* opposed to the preser
vation oftlale tovereignlyt the only infant which
ran pot!>ildy bo devited in check the system of
sectional legislation wlikh bat sprung npunderthe
protection of the Supreme Court,and it pregnant
with consequences which ought to have Iwan be
fore the eyes of Madbou.'
liverj federalist in Virginia, every adherent ol
llenry Clay, is rallied around the standard of Mr.
Mndbon, and waves his lutlert at it triumphant
vindication ot hit doctrines. If lie fecit scandalis
ed by such an association, he is nevertheless in
lull communion there, and w o have only to regret
that any editor of a ."South Carolina newspaper
should be with him
Whether men and not namn have changed,
and whether Harrison Urny Otis he now a repub
lican, we shall leave for (ho investigation of the
IVuille|nn Mcsiengtr.
Ho should say that n man, who wat violently
opposed to Ihn moderate suggestions of llnmib
ton's report In 1701, and could write tlm letters
ol Mr. Madison In 1828, ha* proliahly undtrgonu
some change not so easily reconciled.
The ojfulr of Mr. Jo. (Sa/ea concl. ied.?
We have received the following letter from
the gentleman who communicated to us the
f.kct to which it refers. We bepj him to ttc
tcpt our il\anks for his po1itenc?s.
We should not have taken so much trou
ble in this business if Mr. Gales had no?
tendered it proper, to fix upon him the true
impress of his character. He is a rccrcant
to the South and to republican principles?
has pettishly insulted the one, and openly
mocked the other?and may now take the
?fortune of all wcathercocks mid backsliders
who nre beyond the reach of atonement.
We do not choose t>? publish the name of
the writer, because there is no necessity to
draf{ him before the public, in order to fettle
a controversy with the Mayor of Welling
ton. It is sufficient for u^ to aver, thiit there
is not n more veracious mid honorable man
in congress or the nation.
-- April 27, !h29.
Desr Sir?Hy the last nuiil I received,
your letter of April 17th, enclosing mi nrtl
i.le ng.iinst Mr. Jo. finlcs of the Intelligent
rcr, predicated on a statement I bud m.ule,
mid ?l?n Mr. (iali'i' ilritiul of th< rcmat!;?
attributed to him. The following is niy .in
swi'r to your enquiry?
Shortly after my arrival at Washington,
( ii Dec. IV ???(,) | railed at the ? Hue 11 the
js'atioaal Intelligencer to delivei a Utui
from a gentleman of Savannah (rontsisiing
rn.tiey ) to the editors of tlmt paper, for the
it ttleiiicnt of hi* account with them, and in
striictiotis to discontinue his name fcs a sub
scriber* At the same time I ennuired ft r
my own account for the preceding ye.,i,
and on nayiiiK (he amount dm, Mr. Ci.de
wi.h wWm 1 then had no nc<pMlrttam-i
p<eMUned that I aIm> wislu d adn?eniiiinu.?f??*
?>f his paper. 1 told him it mi^ht oc a-* '??
pWn?ed?(intending to eontu.tie n dip in/ '
im-mIoii of eougrtss iih it np'?rud ofh? ?.
the proceed ng* of tb- repre??
branch.) ,*fr, ClafCs titer i-. ru^ike-! (to tin
same effect if r.ot in tla- tame word*) thai he
bad no mmim to regret the loss of his South
ern MiDscrlbem, u they hud not paid him,
except mytelf ?nd a few other*.
X Old not consider his remark of sufficient
importation to elicit my resentment, as it
excepted my Mir, and the gentleman whose
account I had paid, and did not partlculwrise
individuals for w hom 1 could answer. Yet 1
thought it illiberal, because It was applied
too generally i and I have repeated r, ht|
conversation about the ? Intelligencer." to
which paper 1 havu been a subscriber for
30 years. ?
I will not Impeach Mr. Cjales' motives
for his denial of these facts, if that deulal n
rose from a defective memory. But If he
consider* his memory infallible iu (hiscase,
I shall conclude thnt he lias deliberately
promulgated a falsehood to serve hla Intc
rest*
1 am gratified In believing that it is not
I your intention to Invohc me in " any petty
newspaper squabhlt," u* It is my wl*h to
avoid a collision of thnt soit, but whenever
it is proper to declnre truth, I shall do so
with the freedom of un Ameiican cltlscn,
regardless of whatever may ensue. Ymi
have therefore my permission to submit this
statement to the public* should }o'j deem it
necessary to sustain any just position,
LBC.Uj disunions.
Wo commence, today, tho publication, in ?
summary w?y|of Ilia doctrines of l.?w,?e;tled by
the Court orAvri: w*. now Hlllns to tin* place.
Il will be n m^ttor "I interest, we priMinc, to the
lUr of tlm rt<tc, mi l to lh? parties ??nocomMl.
Wo ?hall Cotitloui our rcprrt weekly, ii -oble,
or moll of Iterates dit|?o?ed of. Hoe fd lowing
are froru the Middle Circuit ; and wo wool I I.**
leave to remark, that reliance may bo placed u'poit
the correctne ss ol these abstracts.
fulht Coiut of.1/>ptait, Monday, 11/A Mtt?. U.,'0
' The oiiiinmt of tho Court was pronoun o I by
Mr. JuitK* Johnson in tho followingeases:
Stt irtanburgh Julio T. Owens v*. Mary Moore;
motion rtfuaul
When u pltintilf1 on n demand originally
above the suntaiiay jurisdictionot thocourt, which
has Iwieu redtuid I. yd.reel payment* within it, and
h? proceeds id liio higher jurisdiction, lie shall
hkvo uo morr ifcmt summary process oust
Spartanburg. I <irc?-nberry Mitchcll v? Muiei
Y Wilkioi; iikiIiiii rvfiiMil.
A plaintiff wal nut be permitted to join a Cnuut
10 Trover ivitli|mo for a m dmtoiis prosecut'"!! in
the same Ue-o.tMilti?hi; i( ho dooi.thc Circuit Court
nmy compel hip to elect ou which lie mil pro
cccd.
'Spnrtaubttrgh.
ino'.to.i {jrnot
The liclvmh
cost# d| a nut
who resided ?
| Idiot ill; at n
mined ii furtho
in security foil
should ha dtoil
John Clr.rkc adi. lohn Kimhrol;
tU.
order or the |
ourity win not
llcld, tf>ut tlj
cust??tho mci
lecurlty \vu u
lien.
|i hecunio bound an ttcuriljr fur
oujjhl in Chancery by onn || x
ot thu stale, i-:iirut the present
^Jt'seijtwiit tc?iu till) plaintiff oh-,
order, that unless Mix ihould put
costs l>y ii cortuiu day, (tie lull
red Willi ii ?i>viii^ t lint this orderj
thould oot <>|?t?,ie ii< a prejudice to any former
locetdm^ hud tlx reon. Thi.l ?o.
ut in, niitl tlie bill v/m ilinniifo l
detcndnul w?? nut liable for tin
ity could not bo liable becnuui
put in?it involves n cuaUadtc
Cault VS. Thomas OawUiii'; mo
tic.I tojudgm
iu not iiiukiuit
when the Mtw
LtJnion. Henri
f 11on granted*
A plaintilf iiilnmeMin atlueliinent i? not enti
1 H^*in->t the juiintiii'e tor deUult
lit retum to the (.'??inmuu I'leas,
hnenl was irregularly made re
turuablo beforai justice <>t the p?-.iie mi t tic huh
inmied und di
return thcic.
Union. Malir
motion relin d
A jtarent wl supplies l!ie child with wcmm
rie* 1* oot Iml > lor goods ItliMtlied Iho iluld
withoutdicr c isent or apprul>iiliou.
To oRir^a c parent on n ?ub'ef)iient promiie,
' " ill a promt?:* inmt be explicit?ovi
I ?uid ?ht- woul I try and help tho
ishe would do what >v.?i ri^hl, not
the prool ol ?ij
iltnco that ?l
plaintiff, or th
lUfliciOllt.
ippcur In..<iia him and utuku ms
I' Kcooun vi. Illi/.al>r!h I'aru:tiidir;
Opinion of I uCmnt delivered in the following
cascj ?<y Mr. . ?tice Null
4'Chotcr.. Wa eri I.owrty v? M'Cuvvu;
tnotioM relu d.
Where two er?on< fo to u s'ore to^eth' /1 and
direct K""d? t? io dditcred to tint, s?ti*l t!?? y ?ro
delivered ou I > tin joint credit ?>J twdh, it it not {
i? ?n?e within tl ?tato?">f frnlidi, they are tint!i !iii
Ide iiHIioiigh I : ^ituls were for the hcurfil of one
only. |
j't'oion. M. ( If.iry v?- S PuUerinj; motion I
* pfrattted. 1
Where the pAtei|vd and intere?t of a note of
hand exceed Aj tuinmnr)' juriidtctum ol the
C ourt, at tiie ti? the actiou ?> brought, the Conit
cannot permit 11 pady to amend, by ?trtkiis,; out
the iutcrail, *o aln x<v* jurisdiction to the court
Chetter. JamilM. I.owry v? tior'i. of 'Hto?.
<'hidiolm>; inliiin refused.
If a Inther suyli the crmlttor of his ton," if you
will ^ivn nty ??>?! dul<erxre, I will p?y y?u out of
my nrxi crop,''lid the creditor make no reply,
the father is not luiod; the lather having no funds
of the. son in liii kn<l<, *ii*41 tho eieditor not hav
ing xci c(ited the Ii mi.
L'M'K? e & lirool v?. Miles Nash; motion re
fo?e!. 1
The phdntlfT'at' rney. in en?o of a non-suit,
cannot issue nn Ai uiion u.?aimt his client lor
hi* f? e, I ut sue <1 the eontruct.
^partanhur^h. Aejih Keller v?. Sarah Tollison;
motion refm? in
After the imjun tror has been de- i
cided ?i?nin?t the lieoilxoi, tlie Cooit ifS'iy ?ive '
l'-avo to plead />/<? aJmiunlrnpil.
York. I.ueretia K'lnlakor tr. W.n. Andernon1
new trial ^'aotl.
Where an adtAe |??oo'mi hoi eommenced
^iliniij t'tle. i* ili the state, u
Jite vdl not ? nlilie 111m to ?c
action.
utr.^ n.i lion f--om the
ittlle ol limitations. lMU?t Ink'
j the burthen of lliiA^otif upoo hiio*e|f. A |er.on.
Hien fern, elainnnllie priv lb <1 seven years ??'
io io tn ii to^ titles, inu't sbew thai he tsa*
I tlie statu, ^t thd tune the
while the p?riy,
! removal ironi the
von years to brio
Any pervin, e
lif .iliil it it s ol the
? itliout tho lioii!
?m'iio b((ao to rl
''hr?|er. John
tbe adni'n of Je
tllllKil
\ | erse || I einj;
on ler n bond to n|
''Ieach oi tile cots
? .y o| d*f?in? e at I
? 'oty, Unless tliv
tioo preeeib nt.
Opinion ol the
h>i i.y ,\|r, .fit\ttd
\ or k. T're ;'tntc
rtcr and The*. C'orler %
( .tier, motion for new trt.i
poof ??leu r.| a tract r-f tin
re ti!S ?. cannot set up t'
on, to not iii-,kiili; title, '
to iic -i 'inn f >r tii" pure'' ??
kin.: ot the titles bit n see
t ?!. 1n-?-red iu the fullnwit
lillH K
behr-tf of John Mu?h vs.
Manager* of KUtlioit* lor York District.
Motion lo m( oaide lb* Hudtaai on the Nimj
PS* re, (raaUd.
A IrM fwlbl of the ? tribe, who h?<J lieen
in tho irny and to ? pensioner. It nm entitled la
rottfnr rMUMlKitn to llw iMWimr*.
Fairfield. JobaQMftpboUv?Jali?-Sv tthrow; IJtf
floa rrfuvnJ. V.-Ta
Tin Joalarotfon* of a to the ?(????? oi ?
JlaaoM under which he labored, to one not .1 pliy
?Miao, aro not evidence to go to a jury.
radhld. Bmith k Wright indorsee*, \? Iboar
m Dufpiur Motion refuted. <
Aotion 0111 due bill, |*yable to b?tir. 1- j de
fc?w, wont of e??n*kle?atlon DtrkU<l, thut it
mutt t?o prwveu, that poynant Woo demanded, or
?ueli circumstance* 01 would induco* holiof that
it hod boon, 'l'ho circuinilaoce^no time tmioj
fixed for poymeut dooi not, of ht?l? hopiy that it
bad b*eo end'?r?ed M alter due," in tho lu;u?|tf
of iho book*, (t la cooildared u o uote, payable
lo the holder on demand. Declaration* of tho
endorser notevkloooa t?> prove that It wot |>?**ed
after duo. * After due'' .no^n*, di?honor?d.
Fairfield. 'l'he State vs. Shudrach Jacobs.
Murder.
The declarations of the deceased, at the
moment he received the mortal wound, nnd
afterward* until he died, that he was ahot |
by the prisoner, were properly suffered to j
go to the jury ; and it wan properly left to
tlie jury to deter mine,whether the dcM-ased'it
declarations were the totweqnence of hi*
having actually seen the prisoner shoot, or
of mere suspicions that he was the person
who shot. Motion for few trial, refund.
Accordingly, the prisoner waa arraigned
Itelore the court, the indictment nnd verdict
of the jury mid to him by the clerk, and lin
ing n.ked if lie had any thing to aay, why
sentence of death should not he pronounced
upon him, according to Itiw, replied,
?' Nothing hot regret, that such a duly
devolve* upon the court."
The following solemn, nnd feeling remark*
were then addicsscd to knit, previous to pro
nouncing sentence, I*)' hit Ilonor Judge Cot.
COCK
Siiadhacii Jacom, you have heard the
opinion of this court pronounced, und per
ceive, that your motion f?>r a new tri.d ean
n??t he granted. You say, you have limbing
to urge why tlu* sentence of the law should
not be piono'.-iir.ed. It devolves on me to
discharge tliut most painful duty.
Your offence is ihe highest in the cata
logue of crimes, and 011% which, by the
common consent of mankind, is punished
with death.
Twenty venrs have elapsed slncc the per
petration of the fatal deed, and judging from
my knowledge o| the human character, I
cannot doubt, t lint you have suffered more
in that period, thuu yet remains to be endur
ed while you are line.
The stmgn of.. guilty nnd reproving con
science, added ;o the constnnt apprehension
of detection and punishment, must have
rendered your existence miserable indeed.
Hut the end is now come.
When I behold you bending under the
weight of years and guilt, 1 cannot discharge
the duties of a judge, without mingling the
sympathies of the man, and without recom
mending to ynu to apply to tint idt-sullieicut
iimiKiiiu ?>i mercy, l< r tlmt assistance which
you cuu no longerexpect finin the things of
tiiiic. The schillings of infidels imi) .thukc
the f.tiih of weak men, but when the hour
arrives which separates us fioiu ali that \vc
have been fondly or vainly clinging to here,
there is no hope that can impart such relief,
(nay such delight, if it be >>tmng,) as the
hope of salvation thro*(lie merciful intcivcs
slon of a Redeemer. The allurement* of this
world, ami the vanity of our i.attire, may
Mittain un while in the enjoyim lit of our
health and faculties; hut it is at this most |
momentous pciiod, that we feel, and can j
appi eciate our utter worthlcssnvss, and
r -iiktqueiitly sick some better foundation
titan we have laid, <111 which to build a hope.
Heluving, as 1 do, in these important truth*,
1 earnestly recommend to yen to employ
your few remaining dMi, in supplicating the
mcrcy of your ofTcmlcd <?od.
The sentcnc? i*, that you lie taken hence
to the jail from whenee you came, thence to
the jail ot the district in which your nlTeuec
has been committed ; that Irom thein e you
be taken, on the ni.ietcciith day of June
nexr, to the place of common execution,
and there between the hours of II o'clock,
in the morning, and 5 in the evening, you be
hung by the neck until your b-xly be dead.
And may the Lord have mcrcy on your
soul.
We could not hut remark the fortitude
which the prisoner manifested, on this
most solemn occasion. The jury who found
him guilty have unanimously recommended
h.tn to the mercy of the (iovernor. Hut a
strong petition to the contrary, Irom numer
ous c.itixcns of Fairfield district, has been
transmitted to the executhc.
We hope on n future occasion to be able
to publish at length, the opinion of the court
in this case, remarkable principally on ac
count of the long delay of justice in overta
king the convict.
l.ivfcMpooi., March 27.
Comparative view of the Imports of Cot?
1 ton into the whole kingdom, from the 1st of
January to the JI st inst. and imports Ml the
samo period last year.
Into the Kingdom this yenr. i
Amnican bag* 125.149
South Amciicnn r.ftUHi
West Indies, l>cmcrarn,f<c. '-'134
KhM Indies, ~hl.1
Kgypt, Kurope, *<c. .170
Total of nil descriptions 1717.17
S .me period la-.t Vcir.
American bags IS.. lO
H-mth American .1^01'J
W'vst Indies, Dcincrara, tic. r>7 l
Kant IndicH, . /
Kgypt, fvc. . IG60-1.174.13
Increase of Imports ns compared
with same period last ve.ir bags 1 {2 H
\X * court insrlu I. ? y -un? |ri?ti ofJVer, wlie*
i""tiirtfd wlwtlwr k* Im>I not riven Ihe i?
"iIhii* | rrinn, replied, u N<?. I only ????! Ilmt
lti?r It* or Ihft ro|on?l Had loM h lip.nnl that I
? n? fine it nielli li e ?oloncl.*'
CIkorok Waiiiikotom Aoams, ion of
e Kx-l*reslder,t J. Q. Adams, on hi-, pas
.;?? from Rnnton to Washington, w. a visit
li'?t lather, fell ov*rl>oard and was diown
I. If is conjectured that he *m lulxwir
.ng under temporary derangement of mind.
Hfiijitiun CW/??t.?The 0?l?O I'lllvliM
? lrll-r frttM Alexandria. In K*ypt, ?talaa ?!??? if
Aai4ric*a cadona continue tu lit iftinM k? tho
fVeneli Market at aw lu* a rata, Noi a ? tag I a bait
Kn^Uid. Tho production of eotlM la Egypt it
rapidly dimini bin*
mmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmatmarnm
FOItBION NEWS.
[From tha New-York Morning Courier.]
l,ATi:?T FROM KNG'.ANP.
Uy tb? arrival yetterday of tha (a t tailing
(tackat aliip Columbia, Ca|H. l>elano, fruai Loo
Joa, whaoea alia mile.I oa Ilia drat Aprll, wo aro
Indebted toCapt. Delano (or Alai of Louduo im
port from 24th lu 3lrt <?( March itielutivo. Tha
Iota hour at whi h they came lu hand, compel ul
to make but a tuuimary ol Ibotr niutl iui|K>rlaut
ilamt'
Catholic Fmaneifwhon.?Mr. I'mI'i bill a* a
mended, pawed a third readiu* in lha lioua* of
communion ilia '.Will March, by tha (ullowiog
vole, AdirniMlve, 34)
Negative, 112
I Majority in favor of lit* bill, 178
Mi. Peel watthen directed, am idtl peal cheer
ing, to carry the bill to llio Lord*, for their ntrent.
| On tha tame day the Catholic <litfieiichi*eiuent
[ hilL*pM*r< ad a third time atld lent lu ill* tufdl fur
| concurrence.
Tha fata of the emancipation hill in tha linute
ol' Lord* it mil doubtful 'Hi* Morning Herald
?ay?, the preiuier hat expretttd mora than ordin
ary angitly to obtain the tupporl of Lord Tenter
den to hit (laihtilw bill* when they reach Ihc up
jm r home ; hut thai hi* lordrliip hat hitharto
i evinced it marked reluctance to font mil lilt hijju
1 Irgal reputation,or at all mix-iig with the subject
The SuntUrd of the J|?t ?*y?. nunutert have
beeu in active cmi?uiiint< ation Irom an early hour
thit morning. Tha l>uke o| Welliugtun hat,
tinea hit return from Wiixbor, been \ it ted by
muil of hit collearurt Tlie result of hit Grace i
interview with hit majetly, lint not of courte
trattipired ; it U however confidently tlalcd to
have been of a m<-?t interrtling and vitally impor
tant mentiue. Humor* aio to day even more
prevalent than yetleiday.
The Standard of tfltt Marrh *ay? : " A king"*
mettciiger arrived ut the foreign yilire at a laic
hour lati night, with detpalche* tiom Mr. Htrat>
ford Canning, at Kaplet. It it tinted that the
lliftht lion geutlemau it abotit to lie relieved
from the p?t? ol lii? enibavy, and that he will be
turceeded by Mr. (tordoii, brother to lord Alter
leen. It ii probuble .Mr- Gordon will proceed
loContlantiuople. , I
We nniler?land that the following letter wat
imiitmltii'd. on 8nliinlay la?t, by Hie Secretary of
War, to Charlc* J N->ur*< , K*|. Iho chief clerk ill
that department:? laul.
WAll DEPARTMENT.
Majoh Norn?r. Yin* thief clcik o( a dipart
inenl, jli?ulkl to hit principal, it and in the relation
of a cnnAitrulial (riend t'lider thit lu-licl, 1 have
appointed Dr. Randolph,of Virginia I take leave
lo t<iy, that,*iurc I have been in llii* dcputlaieul,
nothinn in lelallon lo )<>ii lim trau?piieii to which
I could take the tll^hett objection; nor have I any
tu tUKcot Very u-?i>cci:ully,
J. II EATON.
May 0, IS:P.
COLUMBIA PRICKS Cl'UUKNT.
Cotton?i ?--? ?*ir to h.ma
Do. food to fine,
lntli-i.?Ironi tlw \vu|t,:on(,
C urn ? - "
Wheat? " lioue
Flour?ftne, " 14
i>U.MI|N!iri|it>" notio
llitc.Mi?al retail,
M<hii>? Northern,
Wlndd-y?
.N 1'. Hum?
Mur.kt'irl, full?No. 3 L. 2,
*m?1i
I.I.I
gnl.
hu?h
>d
Ih
st?l
K??l
7 ? 8 \
KJ .i 0
.VI M 70
57 u 00
874 ?? 1<N>
MX) n COO
7S0 n b<H>
oo h 07
12 it N
20 n no
?Ir? ? r>o
01o a 700
IHiij a IjO
ao
22 it 2.1
2i? a 22
12 it IS
On 01
250 ii feMi
75 i? 87 A
10 ft 124
2t? rt 24
12 5 h <200
125 It 15'I
a,v? ii <iao
75 h 100
10 it 24)
121 n l.V)
?lo h 5o
125 a 175
t<l.I.
Fodd.-r? ,'ltun.
OhIs? nc.me
Cotton Hnu^i., Hemp?
Tot*? iiu.
I?hIi; |top?:?
Iron, Country k Stveeds?
Suit,l.iv?T|n>o1.i:o.?f?<> imm kt,
Do. <* in bulk?
hii?.ir?brown,
llo. refined loaf,
llrandv?CoXniac,
Clin -l|.illHii(i,i||ri c(iin|>'>rtod.
Wine?Madeira,
Do. Mnlnga,
Coffee?
Tea?Hyson
Mulaura-.
Ilum?Jamaica,
FI.OUIl?Thit article is dull nud hs? declined
n little*. The >kniju>l continues very limited, no.l
the ?toek heavy.
COllN U in demand from the wagons nt
f> rents.
Extract of a letter, dated Liverfioot, March
2M, 1329.
" Our Cnton market continues in n very
languid condition, and the transactions of the
week have hecn very limited, amounting
?>nly to ?-5.10 bap:*, inrluding 5 20 uplands at
. 5 tci and t?jd. These prices are not fully
i supported. Indeed f. e may say tlu-y are
I now a* lotv a* at any time. To-day the
j Males have been only front TOO to800bales."
Gi.asoow, March 27, 1829.
I " Cotton in our mat ket this week has been
! in a very depressed st.itc. Sales only lfcO
1 bides, at frotnojd to 6Id."
From the above it will be seen that tlio
highest price of Cotton in Hi itaiu is less than
11 ccnts.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Columbia, Jlprd JO, 1S29.
'piiOMSON T PI. nYKU having baen ap.
I pointed Depnly Jttd te Advocate Oeneral,
for the fli'h llri'ude of the Ao. fit. Militia, with
the rank ot Major, tviil lie obryed mid re'ptcted
HCmrdbixly.
Dy older of the Commander ?!? Chief,
\S M. J. I'AYf.on,
Aid-dv-t'wnip.
May 15. 1829. 20 if '
HEAD QUARTERS,
Camden, 9(h Mn^y 1829.
AT nn elertlon for major Oen?*rai ol Hie 5th
Diti?lon,hrl I in piir?naioe or..rd<.i? hereto
lore l??i?ed, it <t|?pe ?r# from the relnrn* made by
the ItrljadW tiuoerdi, Ili.it Ibi.adier Uetter.il
lol.n Ii HrilBn, received |S? KrcttrO number ol
votes, lb' It Ihewfnre pronounced do'" elerled.
han Im?*ii roinwlstioned, nnd ttll! St- ob- fed and
| respt e.ted aeeorthoKly.
Ily order of the Cotnmsnd.-r In Ctilef,
| ' Will J. TAVl.on,
20 tf /fx/ Ut-Vump.
EXECUTIVE
?X-m
it i
V
, to that b? m*y
,
f h?nd and IUmI of lb*
f&HtN1DM|fillLER.
Uulht Coitrntr,
H. II. Wahiw*,
Ptpt.Hw'iy.ofgUte. 80 If '
W)lJt< DBAW ~
On the 6th of June,
THB GKAND
OOVSOZJDATBD LOTTSAY;
No. 10.
higheStVkize,
SCHEME.
1 Prlic of |30,000
1 (lo. 20,000
1 do. K.OOO
1 do. 6,000
1 do. 5,000
1 do. 3,000
1 do. 2,500
1 do. 3,000
2 do. 1,425
10 i!o; 1,000
10 do. 500
10 do. 40(i
10 do. 300
34 do. 100
51 do. 90
51 do. 80
51 do. 70
51 do. 60
102 do. 50
102 do. 40
204 do. 25
12,24 do. 20
12,7 5 do. 18
10,^00 do. 10
tVholc Tir!;c.fs, - ?? - - $10 00
1 I lu If, f> 00
CQuarter a, ...... 2 50
Eight, - - 1 20
TO UK. IIAf) OK
YATES k M'l.NTYKB,
M?onger*,
Ao. 2i, Ziroail-Mtrnct, C/iar/ralon, S. C
Oulrr* iruui (lie < ouniry tree <>i |N>tla|ir, \%lM
bo iirompilv HitiMiilnl to, it ?ddrt'M< J h? n>iovc
(.Imrlralon May lM.'U. 20
Dissolution of Co-partueiship.
^i^HK firm heretofore esWtlnic nmlrr lli? name
JL ol JONATHAN 9 JKNKlNb k Co. i? (hit
dav ditmlved Iiv inuioul content. All thote In
rtcWeil l? the concern are irqurMH tn mnke im
mediate Mttlumrnl with J. 9 Jenkin*.
J. S. JKNKIN9,
EDW. H Kisiir.n.
Jonathan 9. .Vnkini, fcrutetul tn lilt friend* end
ih? public for their former encouragement, be^s
lenvu to announce hit intention ol continuing Hit*
limine** lit the old ttund an! hope* Mill to merit 4
?bare of their patronage. lie will keepcoMtaut*
ly on hand ? (rood iinirlmtiii of Bool*, Shoe*
and Leather, of every deirri|>tinn, nl*o Tenner*
Oil of the flirt ipaliiy; all of w hich will ho sold
very low lor ca*b.
May 15. ISfti . 20 If -
"NOTiCB."
\MP.CTIN0 of the ?tnek*bolder* in the Co
lumbia end Siduda BridxeCompenle* in c??l I -
ed to take place hi til.* Town llall on Fiiday after
noon next, at 4 o'eloi k. wturli Mill lie lbs 15th
Mav, IV>t?. DAVID E\VART, 9ftoVy.
May 15, 182!). SO I
~~ LASTNOTICE.
4 LL pertnui indebted to Jamea L. Morrb,
ill cither by notei, account*, or otherwltr, aro
httrihy notified for the ln*i lime, to tail and pay
the Mine to Jcm- Dent in Columbia; otharwlto
they will be left t\itb en attorney for collection
and tuit.
J. L. MORRIS
Columbia May ir.iu, 102W 20 3t
YTTKNTION C A VAbRVll
Y OU nre hereby ordered lo ap|ve?r hi for# tho
Market llonte in Colnmbiti, on tbe to*t 8n
turday in June, nt lo o'clock, A. M. properly
?<|>ii|>cd for inspection and drill.
STARK. O S.
Mav 15, ^ 2<? 5
south- vMojj.v.1
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
rI*llK i'tainicetion of tbe pupil*, in t|te Literary
1 Inain V.* taught in tbe Institute, will con*
menee ou Tuesday, the ttlli of June, ami clo**' ?t?
Tlini i.'sy. the I lib. fhe Eintniuabon tn Mu-.irlr,
Dittoing, kv m III take plaea on Fric'ny, (he I2tb.
f'.ertive* to commence nt 12 o'clock, A. M
I'M AS MARKS, Principal.
.May 15, 182!? 20 If
Ten Dollar$ Reward.
I ? AN AW AY from the ?uh?ei liter on the Ptb
II Intl a negro fellow named Pierre, well
Known in Columbia The above reward will Ito
given on t'eliverlng Ibe *nid I'ierce tn ma, or
lodging him in rail to that I tan get him.
W.M. OR AY.
Cotnmld*. May A, IfltO H> ?t
<1,1 'CORD'S Chancery lUpoit*, Vol.2, receiv
1TJL ed aud for aale by
K W. it A. 8. JOHNSTON.
April 10 v 16 A
Dr. JOSIAH C. NOTT
nA9 opened an office in Mr. M'lver'* brick
hon?o, ne?f doorrltove Mr* HilciMn'b
where ha may ba found al all hoar*.
Colwnbit, May 1. IB (f
ftf'O RRMT-tlW HHM and Lot belonging to
J Mn Klbta Wi|*on, lately or??pi?l ?y Mr.
I) W Sim*, and po?***lon given on the l?t day
of J^miaiy ne?t. JA9. DAVI9.
C ilnmt ia, Dm M, ltM. t ?f
LIMK. For tale by the Mbwdburi, on* km -
dwl Itarrvltof I.IMi', warranted it<x?l ??<l
low for e**h. BARRY k BRF.*^.
April IT 10 4